Wood acoustic tiles provide public spaces and businesses with a sophisticated alternative to fiberboard or foam acoustic tiles. Smooth, elegant, engineered hardwood can modulate and soften sound just as well, but with much more style. However, you won’t find wooden acoustic tiles at your local building supply store. They’ll need to be ordered directly from the manufacturer, either as a custom-made or off-the-shelf product.
Wood acoustic tiles can be used on both ceilings and walls. Wood envelopes a space in warmth, making visitors feel welcomed and comfortable. It’s also suitable for any environment, from office buildings to lecture halls. Wood also adapts to any style, from traditional to modern.
Tile is something of a misnomer since wood is generally crafted into large, acoustic panels. These can be flat and smooth but are often comprised of rows of slats. Smoothly curved custom acoustic panels can also be made. These wooden acoustic panels not only create a quiet environment but also shape the style of a room.
Wood acoustical tiles and panels can be made from any type of wood, including ash, beech, cherry, maple, poplar, and oak. Sustainable bamboo veneers are also available. The hardwood panels can be stained in shades ranging from pale Leche to dark chocolate. This variety and range allow wooden acoustical panels to blend with any style.
Set your business or office apart, with sophisticated, hardwood acoustic wall and ceiling panels.
Visit Rulon International to view their catalog of gorgeous, customized wooden acoustic tiles and panels. .
